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I also have about 40 minutes of commute per day. However I get better working conditions, lunch, etc, when I work from home. Not to mention that it's much less
by Xevi 5y ago
I also have about 40 minutes of commute per day. However I get better working conditions, lunch, etc, when I work from home. Not to mention that it's much less stressful, and I can go lay down in my bed for a couple of minutes if I want to. I also do some chores during breaks, which saves me even more time at the end of the day.
- mrweasel 5y agoBased on the comments about working from I read, either here on HN or on LinkedIn, it seems to me that people reluctance to return to the office is often based on two thing, well three in the case of the insane commutes some people have. But in general it's either because they work under poor conditions in their offices, or because they have a personality that's ill suited to modern open plan offices. There's nothing wrong in not wanting to return to an environment that's not right for your personality, or simply a poor environment for any office worker. Sadly I think that those companies who would care to address such issue are the same companies who already have employees wanting to return to their offices. Perhaps one thing we have learnt is that if you're a company who care very little about the work environment you provide, and don't feel like provide better facilities, then you can do away with the office and keep your employees happy that way.